Asociación Escuelas Lincoln

Lincoln aims to inspire and challenge learners to be kind, ethical members of a global community. The school’s educational approach is defined by student agency, inquiry-based learning, and the development of attributes such as being a thinker, researcher, communicator, self-navigator, and agent of change. It values diversity and promotes inclusive practices that honor the various cultures, languages, and beliefs represented within its community.

The school offers a comprehensive academic program based on US Common Core Standards, with local Argentine standards integrated where appropriate. The curriculum spans three divisions—Elementary (ages 4–Grade 5), Middle (Grades 6–8), and High School (Grades 9–12)—and includes subjects such as Math, Science, Social Studies, English, Spanish, Performing Arts, Visual Arts, Technology, and Physical Education. High school students have access to the International Baccalaureate (IB) program and the CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service) programme.

The school reports an 86% IB exam pass rate and supports high school students in gaining access to top universities worldwide. Graduates are prepared as agents of change, equipped with academic prowess and the self-confidence to navigate a global environment. The school maintains an active alumni association that reflects the diverse, lifelong learning community.

The school provides personalized support for students with diverse learning needs through a team of classroom teachers, counselors, learning support specialists, and language specialists. This inclusive approach ensures that students receive the necessary tools to challenge themselves and reach their full potential. Counseling and health services are also integrated into the student support framework.

The school welcomes inquiries and applications from families, noting its 80-year history of supporting expatriate transitions to Argentina. The admissions process is managed by a dedicated team that provides guidance on policies, tuition, and enrollment requirements. Prospective families are encouraged to contact the admissions office to schedule a customized campus tour.

The school operates on a Northern Hemisphere academic calendar, with the first semester running from August to December and the second semester from February to June. The school year includes scheduled vacation periods and major breaks. Detailed calendars for the Elementary, Middle, and High School divisions, as well as athletics and activities, are available to the community.

Located in the La Lucila neighborhood of Buenos Aires, the 9-hectare campus overlooks the Río de la Plata and includes 24,000 square meters of covered facilities. The campus features separate buildings for elementary, middle, and high school, alongside a full-size gymnasium, an auditorium, a theater, two libraries, science labs, and dedicated Makers' Spaces. Outdoor amenities include a 27,000-square-meter sports field, tennis and basketball courts, and a 25-meter swimming pool, with the school also maintaining a nearby ecological nature reserve.

Lincoln offers an extensive range of after-school activities, with over 575 students participating in various programs. Offerings include student-led clubs, an athletics program featuring sports such as soccer, basketball, tennis, and track and field, and competitive opportunities like eSports. Additionally, the school provides learning expeditions and a high school internship program to help students develop diverse skills and interests.